Bole-Bamboi: NPP’s 2024 candidate Raphael Kumah eyes parliamentary seat again

Raphael Abolasom Kumah, the candidate for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Bole-Bamboi parliamentary constituency, has announced his intention to run for the seat once again in the 2028 general elections. Mr. Kumah made the announcement on November 5, 2026, following his loss in the 2024 elections. He attributed his previous defeat to a broader national political trend that impacted various constituencies nationwide, including Bole-Bamboi.

Despite the setback, Mr. Kumah expressed renewed determination and pledged to continue seeking a parliamentary mandate. He emphasized the importance of dedicated, accessible, and committed leadership to serve the people of Bole-Bamboi effectively. Mr. Kumah highlighted the need for a robust relationship between the constituency's party leadership and parliamentary leadership, stating that cooperation and unity between these two structures would be crucial for the NPP's success in the 2028 elections.

Regarding internal party challenges, Mr. Kumah acknowledged past mistakes but urged members to focus on reconciliation, unity, and the collective interest of the constituency. He urged party members and supporters to put aside their differences, arguing that the constituency's development should take priority over individual interests.

The parliamentary hopeful urged everyone to see the 2028 elections as a chance for the NPP to rebuild its structures, reconnect with grassroots supporters, and work towards a shared goal. Mr. Kumah reaffirmed his readiness to contest the parliamentary seat and expressed optimism about the party's prospects in Bole-Bamboi. He concluded his announcement with a campaign message: "Ready!

Prepared! Determined! I believe in 2028!" His early entry into the race for the Bole-Bamboi parliamentary seat ahead of the 2028 general elections underscores his commitment to unity, reconciliation, and stronger collaboration within the NPP.